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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-04-07
THE PRETTY ORPHAN.

Mrs Black, energeticaily twilch-
her needle through the stocking
kas daruiug.
B. Black looked puzzled lie
DO excellent business man, bat
il not understand the cvmplicu-
Of domestic diplomacy.
Yell, my dear, that isn't her
is it 7 said be
er fault ? No! Who said 1t
snapped bis wife. 'Y'u dout
rstand, Black
b, | Suppose l doh'',' he re
ed, meekly. "Bnt / must cou.
think IFS rather hard to turn
poor girl adrift, after you have
|ally adopted her out of the
pm And such good girl too
thought it would he so very
to have daughter sighed
Black.
jnd wasn't IL nice I
les, bni l never thought Of heI
Eiug up 80 pretty, and Fruns
bg in love with her,
Eouldu't she make a good liitl,
for Frank ?
Black, you talk like child Oni
must marry rich. Aud Lila
u 60 away
Where ?
don't care anywhere, so that,
will not be Il stumbling blocL in
INKS path. For | luve set my
ft on Flauk MARI. irg Priscilla
lut. She has property-sho viii
} suitable match"
Yes, but my dear h,siia'ed Mr.
ck, suppose your precauliors
ps too late ? Suppose sbe has al-
dy learned to care for Frank?
Then she must unlearn, that's all,
Mrs. Black, sharply. Lila is
ice girl enough, but she must be
gut to know her place. 1 shall
d her to Aunt Agnew-she has
tten to me for some sort OF a
npanion, and think it is likely
. Lila will meet her wishes and
as. At all events she will be
ten out Of Franks way. Aud
luk and Edward must be our first
liberation, you know
so Lila Redburn was called in
implied, dark-eyed girl, with COR
'ed lips and a shy, bewitching
OF looking at you from under
: long eyelashes aud told without
ch unnecessary preamble that
was to be transferred to the
u OF Mics Abigail Agnew, her
opted fathers aunt.
She listened quietly, Lila was
one Of those who wear theii
lrts and tongues upon theil
ewes but her poor little hear
TX down, down, like lump Of
d, in her bosom. And that nigh
cried herself to sleep.
Miss Abigail Aguew was sitting il
curious little room that evening
ZEN Lila Redburn was announced
was q quaint room, and Mrs. Ag'
W was a quaint woman, shriveled
cient and bowed over, with golC
ectacles cleaning before her eyes
d Priceless yellow lace, quilted af
: an antique fashion, around he
OK.
Gone in, Lila, come in said th'
1 lady. "You see know you
me. Price, she said to the maid
ring the tea and toast. You can
I Anything i? Pshaw, you mus
I ! I'm not one to be triAed with
d | NY you must eat. What mad
, niece, Mrs. Black, send yo,
'ay Naughty girl, oh =
Lily colored scarlet and droppe'
= y before The sharp jet'y 6r
4 II = III 4 ~ 4 F.. ...|| . | . .
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New York Talk

" ~ illblllt NOIEtllb w ltth NV
next ctmpaigul He alone can an-
swer, and hc cannot afford to answer
yet. II he shall consent to be q
candidate tie contest is over. { t il
10 thing impossible, with the pres
ent temper, to conyeuce arcpresen-
ttive body Of the Republican party
that would not nominate him A.
n moment when wo may nsk whether
ihe last campaign Developed 3hinu's
strength or weakness. Under our
form Of government it happens that
there is no place left for third
party The voters real election il
made in tho nominating caucus.
lta not wiso TO measure the success
or defeat of political organizations
by the result Of an election. Tho
advancement of u cause is greater
than the securing Of mn Office a
party may Eo strengthened by defeat,
or destroyed by defeat or destroyed
by an unenrncl victory. The only
real victory the Democratic party
has won III twenty years was in the
.TlIien campaign. Mr. Tlllcn wns
not elected, hut f he bad accepted
tho nomiuatio' in 1850 GARFIELD
would not havo been President.
bIino was never SO strong as in his
present retirement. 1t is not pos
slhle to call his name in Rcpubil.
eau gathering to-day, either in New
Jersey, or Michigan, or Boston,
without the answering cheer that no
other name calls forth.
In estimating Biaine's strength
we arc not remind i Of the Eroof Of
prophecy Taking seven doubtful
states and comparing the votes in
1882 1851, and 1886 we find the
following results: ia California the
Democratic minority III 1880 was -
| 80 but it wont for Blaine in 1881
by l3 3l3S, and was again Democratic
in 1886. Colorado went Democratic
| 23iJ in 1882, for Blaine. S561. and
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of,he old lady's eyes.

my best. II don't know exact
why she sent me off 2
Il do, thon, said Miss Agne,
pouring the tea out of chased ri
yer teapot into china set as del
cate aud transparent as gildcd oI
shells. You were too pretty, j
dear
i ma'um .
Bat We won't discnas tho qfs.
lion any further, my dear refed
The old woman, drink your tel baud
20 to bed. Tomorrow we wilfom'
mcnce our duties
Lila Redbnrn was very harpy u
her uoV home. Miss Aguew 'as
pecnlRr. but there wns kerr OF
real honest kindness beneath TO dry
aud uninviling husk OF her oji"ard
manner, aud Lila soon cOrtrived to
penetrate to it. Yet sue sighed Of
ten, and Miss Agnew knaw that sht
was not happy.
Lil,s, she said Que day, yndd'n!y'
do you want TO go bG to my
Nephew lilack's.r T
Li.in lurst iuto tcas, and made
! or simple coptgssiy, III ono t!!"
liable.
WHY ? Tn mo honestly and
truly, my dnlins,- pattins the
blooming c5e,k with her withcrcd
hand. Did you love Frank Black ?
'r,ank ? Oh, Miss ASnew, no |
wouldn't c,re-only for Ned
Ned, eh?' said tho old lady,
scratching her nose with the sticks
Of her pearl fnu.
Ned, know, I ought not to
think Of him. went on lilia, hiding
her face On Miss Ahigaii's lap, be
cause | am ouly poor orphan and
his puronts are proud aad ambitious
,fhi., os !, ia ,i,ht orl roiurol
,,,, ,h.v .h,rl1 bo | d,,,t com-
plain pray, pray, my dear Miss
h.roy don,t ,hink ,m c,,,nl,inirc
L,, :. l. L,,i,
DoeS 'o 'o'e !o"' NY "'"'
lie never told the so' iaItered
Lila, taking refuge behind the long
Iashes.
.D,es no ,ovo 20, Lao r,i,ora
,.,...I,,,
'eu '"' o'o ''""
yes 'h'"f lie "0es' confessed
Lilin.
Wen, It's a queer world we live
-, oo;I Nr;.s Ao,ow o,,or.,,I,
,,.a,,i,. ,o..,,s =, u,t .a.na;
'',''o's'"S "''',' ~ '"' P"''o'
''' ''' - 49, ' '' 49, o
money Vet your ua', h'i'"' "n"
we VIII 90 ior " ""iN. c"" S'"l
!" '"' """'o ""en III II ''''"'o" ~
my "'""'
n'ee Gay "'''' ""'"' 'IE, 'i'o .'
received Il FHo'V uo'o from MISS Ao''
-"ii ASue"
pEAh y Ice gu ha'o n'' ooeh
~ ''o n n'''" '',,'o ~ 80" .'"'" ",'' i, ",'I
mink sbo feels yonr naoloct Rnt
write particularly to say ,ha, | have
concluded TO adopt a daughter OF
my own ana se''e al, my h'''e
prCp',io pr,I a;o,orto,oa MAJ" NJ Rl"c,, ,i,h pIp q
conynlsive pasp. and she ia worth n
quarter of million!O My lawyer
thinks 1t is duo to all my relatives tc
no''ly 'noh q, s 'hls '"o'' 81 III VI
,rniv |
Ann ABIGAIL AaNEw.
Ono m;,,,a ,rrs nI,ok ont tuis,-
in, ,bo roto o,oura and ,ropnd !,
bar Gnoors wh;,o hor h,shona 1,or
= ,ono Law ,his,1o o,a ,bon Oh,
ho1 na,.I,ol , h. .oo,;,,
Nj 80, - o,s ooo III, ann.
,..,..,
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Gfdin-N0w wheat 500 per bushel, State oats
&c. State corn, on the wharf, $40. -
Elour-Fancy patents, (Spring and winter IS toto
AS5in paperj wood l5c higher. oat mcal-mec Iuu,
IS 10 per Dbl; fancy $500. Rye -four 81 %.
Hay and &rate-Prime loose timothy, $40 OUal3 GO
car load. straw loose, S. %; balCd, 81 %. Very
little straw IL Offering #.r .I.l - - = ~
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IMPORTANT HILLS

Passed l'y tho Legislature ut tho Present
HtaHs Session. .a5NJ m
Special Correspondence ofthe In.elioeneer. eI X
CHARLESTON, Feb. l4.-The Houso has
also passed House Bills as follows: @i
No. 2G7, which enacts that the Circuit
Court for every county may appoint q
physician to attend all persona confined in
jail Us lunatics, or persons charged with
felony or misdemeanor, and such phy.
slcian shall furnish all medicines and
drugs for and give proper attention TO all
sacn persons at astipulatoo, Gxed and ex-
cluave annual allowance. -
The court may also, after examination,
when person is in jail charged with OF
convicted Of an otienss, 10 unable to pro.
vide himself with sufficient clothing, Ill.
rect the jsiler to provide him clothing,
and allow therefor not exceeding twenty
dollars in one year. Allowances under
this aection, on being certified by the
court, shall be paid out Of tho treasury.
100, Mr.. Chiplsy's bill requiring assess.
ors 10 deduct the liabilities Of corporations
from their money and credits alone, and
not from the aggregate Of their personal
property. Ia ~ -l5lg.-s sI11I
27G, authorizing the Board OF Education
Of the Independent school district OF Char
,,eston TO Issue bonds to build school
houses. .5F,,,. ,lIT > .-'-''
l37, amending the act concerning the
State Board Of Health. ...0, gaF'. 513
500, which enacts that all stock owned
by the State Of West Virginia, standing in
the name Of Commonwealth Of Virginia,
the State internal improvement fund, or
tho board Of the literary fund, or in any
other name, in tho National Bank OF West
Virginia, ut Wheeling, the Parkersburg
National Bank, the First National Bank OF
Wellsburg, tho Frat National Bank Of
Feirmont, and the National Exchange
Bank Of Weston, and all the interest
owned by the State, standing in the name
Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia or in The
name Of either Of said funds, or in the
came OF the State Of West Virginia or any
other name, in the North Western Bank
Of Virginia and ito branches, and in the
branches Of the Exchange Bank OF Vir-
sinia OF Weston; snd all dividends and
'ccrued interest on all such stock, is here.
by transferred to and shall henceforth be
leld and treated rs part Of the SCHOOL
fund; and tho annual interest or profits
thereof, (but no part Of the principally,
shall be passed to become part Of the
iund for annual distribution among the
several counties OF the State. is.,a'
239, which requires that every corpora
lion having its principal Office or place of
business in this State, shall, within thirty
days after organizing, by power OF attorney
duly executed, appoint come person resi-
ding in tho county in this State wherein
I:s business is conducted. TO accept SER
vice on behalf OF said corporation, and
upon whom service may bs had OF any
process or notice, and to make such return
or and on behalf OF said corporation to
The assessor Of the county or district
wherein It's business is carried on as re-
CURED by Law. iai
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken
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Price Is cents bottle. Mwsaw
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
[ 81 .'ZI %
, CAPITAL PRIZE $3.50, 1000.

Two do hereby certify tina, wc supervise thu r..
rsngemonts for all the Monthly and Semi. Annual
Drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company
and In person manage and control tho Dnwlnt Il
themselves aud mat tho same arc conducted with
honesty Harness. and In good faith toward all M 1.
ties, and NO authorize tho Company 10 uso III
certificate, with faestmiles Of our HgnstuIcs Al
tached, In III advertisements" = - :. "
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An Ohio Opinion,

Ohio Safe Journal.
It looks little strange that Republicans
should be called upon to help aond Cam
den, protectionist, back t, the Senate in
order to keep Camden himself from send
ing free.trader. If Camden ia to name
the man to succeed himself, he can GER
tainly select rs good tariff Democrat as
himceI. Why not? siiss j.i X .ffg$
2 The attitude of the Trillne now, adyis.
ing the reelection OF Camden in c certain
contingency, is difficult to understand.
No wonder it has surprised and panied
many Republicans Of West Virginia. OF
ono thing, however, there is no doubt.
The Repuhlicanisp Of the gentlemen con-
Quoting that newspaper il beyond aues-
ton. They would be the last to dream of
treachery to that organization which they
have done go much to commend to the
people OF our sister State. That idea can
be unhesitatinglyl dismissed. But we
think, in all candor, and with all defer.
ence to their superior opportunities for
Judging this senatorial matter, that they
have made: a mistake, and that the one
unmistakable thing for the Republicans
and honest Democrats OF West Virginia
etill to do, is to defeat tho reelection oil
Senator Camden. \ Z f$, ...iS
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SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS.
Complnlptsi=About tho Present. Contract
~ ...L.-L WIN publisllers, .--L.-.-t /.

Complnipts5-About tho Present. Contract
With Publishers, .I-f,t Il
Special Correspondence Of the Intelliqencer.
3 CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. 1.-THE
subject Of school text books is being agi-
tated at this session OF the Legislature,
although tho exciting contract does not
expire until year alter the Legislature Of
1889 sdjourrs. Numerous revolutions OF
inquiry and investigation, bills to repeal
or modify the contract and other meas-
ures on the subject are pending, and one
resolution Is: J. R. 1e) passed both houses,
directing an Investigation into tho letting
Of the last contract by Superintendent
Butcher, Mr.. Butcher himself desired the
adoption Of this, after it had been intro.
duced, aud its author told me he did not
want it to pass, but to slumber in commit
tee. I think there is q Job buck OF the
business somewhere, as Dulsney, the Bal.
timore publisher, seems to- be inspiring
all this activity. Allegations OF indecent
haste to sign the contract have been made
against MIR. Butcher, but he points out
chat the act WIS ordered to take effect
from it's passage, and simply directed him
to sign the written evidence of q contract
already made by the Legislature. There
have also been assertions that the present
price paid for school books is excessive.
l asked feveral educators, among them
Prof, Hodges, late Of Morgantown, II there
YVES any objection among the people, and
all naid there was not, but that the propo.
sition 10 unsettle things in this respect ct
this time would be resented all over the
State. Superintendent Morgan says West
Virginia gets her school books cheaper
than any other State in the Union. Cali
fornia and WISCONSIN are trying the exper-
Uncut OF making their own school books,
and each State has spent thousands of dol
lars in securing plants to do the work, yet
each has to charge higher prices for the
same grade Of books than prevail here.
There ia q grievance which adds to the
activity OF tho agitation, and that is the
fact that the margin between the retail
price fixed by law and the Wholesale price
st which merchants can buy is too small
to pay merchants remote from railroad
facilities for keeping the books, but ths
Legislature re-enacted the law with full
knowledge OF this, inserting clause that
where merchants fail to keep eupply OF
the books Boards Of Education may buy
them direct from the publishers.
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We the undenigned Banks and Bankers will psy
al Prizes drawn IN The Louisiana State LottetiCi
which may DO presented at our counters.
J. II. oGtfsBY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank,
!. LANAUN, Pros. State National bank, - .
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Bank,
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LEPROSY

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IA Bailey Is In business ut l7H blackstone Street
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ATTRACTIONl
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DI JJRlBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

incorporated In 1865 for Is years by tho Lcgisla.
tate 1871 educational and Charitable purposes with
capital o. o., 900 0oo-to which reserve fund Of
over e5oO,o00 has sinca been added. - -.
ny Al Overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
adopted peccm Der %. A. D.. lS79. =
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
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I Tho best ealvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcaro, salt rheum, fever
sores, tstter, chapped hands, chilblainu,
corns, and all skin eruptionB, and posi-
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For GALE by Logan & Co. ~
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money md Stock
NJu It.r. 81 |

Tho Features Of tho Money md Stock
II Markets. as tlf. z
NEw York. Feb. 15.-Money on call easy at o1s
oil per cent, closed offered at N per cent Prime
mercantile paper 5aG per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull but steady fat 81 s511aa4 sS11SS. s9Tr
GOVERNMENT BoNps-pull and unchanged,
SrocKs-Thc principal factors In the situation at
present arc the expected early RESUMPTION of
specie payments TO Europe, and the prooable arri-
val Of stocks sold for European account some time
back either q both Of which arc expected 10 have
an uniavorable effect upon values. The Opening
was tame and rather heavy. There were some
slight advances In tho first few minutes, but later
prices yielded small fractions under the efforts al
the bears, though Il material decline was made in
New England during the forenoon. Some slight
improvement was made after that time on nm or.
tremely dull market, which was soon ueu'rnIizcd
by the attack upo1 Union Pacific a better frel.
ing was experienced III the last hour, however,
and the market closed steady to hrm, close to he
opening prices. Sales 205 ,979 shares ! : Ii
RAILROAD BoSDS-M Moderately active sales Y
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tho Republicans. Tho latter are once
more solidly united and tho leaders say
they will make no further attempt to In.
terfere between tho Democratic factions, a
decision which will give great satisfaction
to Republicans all over the State,
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& Cheap Excurslon Tickets to tho South:
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in tho South arc now on sale by
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ]. G,
romlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Rnrte, Whealing. W. Va..,3i 4@Fts li 49,
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Address Registered Letters to XII
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANE.
1850 vi l,g P.r Now Orleans, La,

QEMtMhEE That the presence Of Generals
lLuilWluLl Beaurgard and EARLY, who aIe
In charge OF the drawings, is guarantee OF abso.
lutte fairness and Integrity that the chances arc all
number win draw Prize. All parties therefore,
advertising TO guarantee Prize In this Lottery, or
no ding out any other impossible inducements, arc
tho upWAFy ~ g.U- 49, a.. -7---. :
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.

For the past week tho cattle market fhas been
quite slow, with decline In prices, The hoy mar.
ket has been only fair with prices that were those
OF last week. Quotations range about as follows:
!. Caale-l.OOo to 100 lbs. stock Sale per H.:
500 to 900 lbs. saS5lc per h.; 700 to 800 lbs.
Loo.-Aarket active: 4aiAc.pcr ID. =
LGmbs-Good at 31Sa4ISc peril ES4 r.
Cl!Ms-2a5c per ID. -g75Ffi ~ -i.'4s1s ~
Sheep-21hsa355SSc per ID. ~ ilfs ls.l-5 ID. Il.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Feb, l5.-Cat.le-ReccIps 7,oot
head: shipments ZOO head; market strong; ship
Ing steers s. 5.a50S; stockers and feeders s. STA
TO-; cows, bulls and mixed 81 S043 co; bulk s. 50a
$40. Hogs Receipts 1900 head; shipments S,C0(
head; marset strong: rough and mixed IS l0a5 40,
packing and shipping S 2ta5 IS; light 81 sva
80; skips s. 5oaisu. sncepIReceipts ,e,ooo head
81 69al %; western s. 50al 50; lambs 81 Ola5 SO
The cattle; hog and corn rep rts 10 the Drouer'a
Journa! this week, arc as follows: Fewer ia,
cattle aud decidedly fewer hogs In Iowa
cholera bad In places. llliuoIs reports
show scarcity OF IA! cattle hogs and corn, and the
cholera among pigs bud. Missouri reports Cattle
and hogs scarce. NEBRASKA reports mo & cattle ana
tower nogs than usual. Reports from Indiana
show fewer cattle feeding. Il big shortage III hogs
not mucn dis .ase, nnd corn scarce -
East LlnEary, Pa, FEB. l5.-CaltIe- IieceipI
III head; shipment. 95 lead: msrket firm and
prices unchanged. ioys-Receipts 400 head; ship
ments 900 hesd: market active; Philadelphss IS Il
a5 50; Workers S. 4Oa5 GO: common and light IS Sc
as 40; pigs IS lUa5 Is Sheep Receipts 400 head
shipments Z, 4G0 head; market fair and prices IN
changed. ls-s - -. -lTl.f 4 - $50 ~
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to California.

+ Cheap excursion tickets to California
points sre now on sale by tho Pan Handle
route. For tickets and further particulars
call on or addreas j. G. Tomlinaon, passen.
ger agent, Pan Handle Route, Wheeling,
". Va. IN - n !. -. L-.---N- ~
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Brcndstuirs and Provisions.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb, 15.-Whcat and pork took
opposite roads today. Wheat was uealn very weak
tho market closing one cent per busnel lower than
yesterday, while pork was active and buoyant and
closed at 57Hafo cents barrel higher than yester.
day. Tho wheat market opened steady on fayora.
livery being 7V1c, advancing 70 S0c; but fell back
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H..l BOND SALE. .4f3=i
SALE OF CITY OF WHEELING
Five Percent Bonds Of 1885.
BOND SALE.

Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned
Commissioners, appointed BY M ordinance OF tho
vide Tor The ssun and sae OF bonds OF tho city OF
Wheeling, 10 DO known as bopds OF 1885, and for
ne l9mpion and payment thereof. and pro;
yiding for the payment Into tue City treasury o.
SSstaNn amounts from the revenues Of tho Gas anu
Mater Works." ratified by tho voters Of said CITY on
Ine 18Th day Of May. lSSh. VIII Oh - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
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Z The Senatorial middle has settled down
to tho. same old three.cornered fight be-
tween the Camdenites, the kickers and